// ... more statements to your liking.
#endif
SNIP
This mechanism ensures that the statements inside the #ifndef ...
#endif will be included only once in any file that goes through the
preprocessor.
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takes its preferences from (still the
same) com.Jay_Reynolds_Freeman.MyApp.plist.
I have a feeling that this is easy and that I am just being slow today.
This isn't really an XCode issue, but it might help to know that I am
running XCode 3.2.1 on MacOS 10
tests with them.
Thanks to the group for good suggestions.
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On Oct 25, 2009, at 7:20 PM, Greg Guerin wrote:
Jay Reynolds Freeman wrote:
Rather than tryi
test all flavors of
document-opens-on-launch frequently, to be sure I have not messed
things up.
I thank the group for advice, I think I am on top of this one for the
moment.
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on different
platforms, which is why I thought I would bring the
subject up here.
I will of course report a bug to Apple if it continues
to look like something weird in NSTextView.
Thank you very much.
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most confusing, not
what is wanted, and not what happens in my own Macintoshes.
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On Nov 12, 2009, at 3:37 PM, Kyle Sluder wrote:
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 3:31 PM
all test case from my
50,000-line application. Any advice? Any folks from Apple
listening?
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[...]
The bug occurs when a user is typing into an instance of a
s
on the web a bit, looking for similar problems.
Any suggestions?
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or so that the system knows about it at
mouse-the-document time, and thus can do what is necessary without
my intervention.
Details as to why I want this behavior are long and probably
irrelevant, contact me privately if you would like to know ...
Thanks!
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t that any such thing has been done.
And FWIW, I am building using Xcode 3.1.3, and using the LLVM
GCC 4.2 compiler, to run on MacOS 10.5.
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y want to do it.
If there is a better way, I would love to hear about it; I am
by no means an mmap wizard.
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have them hard-coded into the source for
whatever class or category I end up using. I *do* need run-time
control over the text of the label.
Thanks.
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I had to
make a whole new bitmap and copy or make-transparent; the
captured bitmap did not have an alpha plane.) That did work,
but it is not a very graceful technique or a very general one.
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NSAPP:setApplicationIconImage: So there I am, back messing with bit
maps to modify an image.
I would welcome a better way.
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On Jul 25, 2009, at 12:30 AM, Rob Keniger wrote:
On 25/07
-time, while
preserving as transparent any transparent
areas it may have to begin with?
The best I have got at the moment is outrageous hackery at the pixel
level in the bit map; there ought to be something better ...
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is the "color" of off-screen portions of the Mac console.)
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On Jul 25, 2009, at 11:25 AM, Sherm Pendley wrote:
On Sat, Jul 25, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Ja
tosh graphics; I need all the
help I can get.
--Kyle Sluder
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On Jul 25, 2009, at 3:14 PM, Kyle Sluder provided a variety
of extremely helpful and pertinent comments:
> I'm also pretty sure you don't want to use -setApplicationIconImage:.
> That will cause all occasions of your app icon, including places that
> use +[NSImage imageNamed:] with an @"NSApplica
fault but mine.
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/Cocoa/AppKitOlderNotes.html
Within it, scan for "NSView Drawing Redirection API (Section added
since WWDC)".
I haven't tried it yet, but it looks like exactly what I was asking
for in the first place.
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mpiler to straight g++-4.2.
I suspect there is something simple that I need to link in, but I
can't find documentation ...
Can anyone provide advice?
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t may be that my
problem falls through the cracks between the list topics.
I do not actually have an Xcode problem; the code I enquired about
links successfully under Xcode; notwithstanding, I just did repost to
the Xcode list, based on Alastair's advice.
-- Jay Rey
ngs" section of the build tab in the Xcode information window for
the target in question.
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documentation in the Apple
Xcode documentation or in the man pages, that llvm-g++ was installed,
and have filed a bug report requesting some.
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ives the method. (I can probably
chase down a problem with delegates or the responder chain if
I know where to start.)
There is a lot of stuff on the web and in archives dealing with
problems with this method, but nothing that seems relevant to
my particular problem.
Thanks.
--
sent the
"shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation" method, and how the OS or framework
determines where to send it? I suspect that information might help a lot in
figuring out what the problem is.
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esolved properly at
run time. I have not had to do anything with the NSArray
of top-level objects that it returns, to make that happen.
HOWEVER, "shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation" still
is not getting called.
Any further suggestions or observations?
And anyone who has read
tions between top-level objects in the nib files look the
same. Go figure ... I may well be missing something, of course.
If this turns out to be a stupid beginner error on my part -- as is likely -- I
promise to eat lots of crow ... :-)
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(nonatomic, retain ) IBOutlet UIToolbar *toolBar;
And then in the .mm file for the class I have
@synthesize toolBar;
Does anyone have any clues?
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Addendum: I should also have said that my implementation's
"didReceiveMemoryWarning" contains nothing at present but the
canonical call to [super didReceiveMemoryWarning], and that
the crash occurs even when I comment out the entire overwrite
of "didReceiveMemoryWarning
couple of custom punctuation keys substituted for one
of the numeric shift keys on the "letter" keyboard.)
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if there is one.
I posted a query about this in the forums, and I have of course googled the
usual suspects.
Thanks.
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nWillTerminate:" is indeed a setup for deadlock to happen.
One should be on the lookout for similar situations with other iOS or MacOS
methods.
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erminally curious, you can download a copy of the app that
exhibits this system (works under Snow Leopard, breaks under Lion) -- but
without the two lines of instrumentation -- from
http://jayreynoldsfreeman.com/My/Wraith_Scheme_%2864-bit_version%29.html
Thank you ...
The "sleep" was only for instrumentation; without the sleep and the NSLog, the
code exhibits the problem described. And [NSSound play] is supposed to run
asynchronously ...
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be obliged.
Since my app has nothing to do while waiting for the sound to play, a polling
loop on "isPlaying" is actually a good deal less code (only two lines) than
setting up a delegate with "-sound:didFinishPlaying" implemented.
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I guess my main problem with all this is that Apple provides [NSSound
isPlaying] with no indication that the method is not general-purpose; reading
the documentation would have you think that it would return a correct answer no
matter when and how used.
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10.6.8, I now have
an app in the field that will break when users run it under Lion. Apple
changed functionality in a non-backward compatible manner without even
documenting the new behavior.)
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, is there a reasonable approach to getting things to happen
quickly, that works when call-back on the main event loop isn't fast enough?
It is probably not a matter of great consequence for my situation, but it might
matter more to others, and it is an interesting design challenge in any ca
I have done the usual search but not found anything useful.
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On Aug 15, 2012, at 20:31, Jens Alfke wrote:
>
> On Aug 14, 2012, at 11:30 PM, Jay Reynolds Freeman
> wrote:
>
>> I suspect that the disa
down, all
else running). My concern is as described -- what will NSSpeechSynthesizer do
when my app is placed in that state outside of my control.
But I may be very confused; there is indeed little documentation on the matter.
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searching the usual references in that I do
not quite know what keywords to use.
Thanks very much ...
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Excuse me wasting bandwidth, but I have the impression that the
Silicon Valley CocoaHeads group is dead or at least catatonic
at the moment, and thought I would double-check by asking here ...
Reply off-list might be best ...
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ac Toolbox code.
(Pre-Carbon -- should have been called "Helium" if anyone
had known ...)
But I have never been a Windows coder, so your mileage
may vary.
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If the command you seek can be accomplished by a Unix shell, you
can always create a string and then call the Unix "system"
function to perform it. This approach has perils, however.
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de the object is
really there.
It is not hard to arrange to switch to a new, larger array, if you
suddenly find yourself dealing with a new object whose key is outside
the assumed range.
This approach is wasteful of memory if keys are scarce in the allowed
range, but it is quite fast.
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versions of the OS a particular machine would support, and to be able to
get them from somewhere, for backward compatibility support.
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